Faculty
CEIBS enjoys healthy academic independence, President (European) Dominique Turpin tells Poets and Quants in a full-length interview2025-04-16"I’ve seen professors be very critical of the Chinese economy in class… they are balanced and make a convincing argument.” More
The US will find replacing China as a trading partner more difficult than China replacing the US, Prof. Bala Ramasamy tells the South China Morning Post2025-04-11"This pretty much breaks down the trade relationship in goods between China and the US right now." More
In a live interview on BBC news, Professor Shameen Prashantham discusses the implications of Trump’s tariffs for China2025-04-10“There are no easy answers, and it’s impossible to predict as we go forward.” More
Professor Albert Hu quoted by French business daily Les Echoes on the impact of Trump’s tariffs on the Chinese stock market2025-04-08“The Chinese government sent a signal that it was ready to intervene. This helped stabilize investor expectations.” More
Professor Shameen Prashantham quoted by The Guardian in story on Chinese retaliation against Trump’s tariffs2025-04-04“I just can’t see how there are going to be many winners in this.” More-
In an op-ed for The Diplomat, Prof. Bala Ramasamy dissects the rationale behind Trump’s trade tariffs2025-04-04"The tariff wars appear to be just optics to increase popularity among voters and show a strong America, which no one doubted in the first place." More
The success of China’s attempts to woo foreign CEOs will depend on words being backed up by actions, CEIBS Dean and Vice President Frank Bournois tells Reuters2025-03-28"This meeting is a big illustration of business diplomacy. Now there is not just dialogue between bodies, WTO entities and states, but diplomacy being led by companies that are not just representing t… More
Trump’s trade tariffs will ultimately harm the average American citizen, Prof. Albert Hu tells Time magazine2025-03-28“[Suppliers] operate on thin profit margins, so it’s quite likely that if tariffs are imposed on those products, the cost will be passed onto consumers.” More
Professor Xu Dingbo quoted by Dutch national broadcaster NOS on China's global financial aspirations2025-03-25"[China wants] a fairer international economic order where there are reliable alternatives to the dollar." More
